Relative Clauses | Adjective Clauses (What are they and how do you use them?)
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Relative clauses are dependent clauses that use relative pronouns to modify another noun in a sentence. There are restrictive (Defining) and non-restrictive (Non defining) relative clauses. There are also specific relative pronouns that need to be used, and this as well as other details are explained in this video.
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Thank you for sharing these wonderful videos for free. BTW, I think the sentence-South Africa is where most of the diamonds are mined- is a noun clause (completment) rather than relative one. Am I right?
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Yes, you are correct that the sentence (South Africa is where most of the diamonds are mined.) uses the phrase as a noun clause.
The second sentence example in the video uses the phrase as a relative clause.
I hope that clears up any confusion you might have had.
Madam, plz make a vedio on defining clauses with only models like "will, would ,can, could ,shall, should " etc. I am from India.
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However, are you asking about sentences such as:
The storm that could destroy the area is getting closer.
The person who would replace the manager had not arrived yet.
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Why is there a comma between 2000 and when @7:46?
This is another example of how we use a comma to emphasize information in a sentence. In this case it is separating a non-defining relative clause.
What about the adverb "how"?
The relative adverbs are "where," "when," and "why." A relative adverb is an adverb that begins an adjective clause. We do not use the adverb “how” in this way.
@@WritingBetter Thank you very much for your interaction, but how about "how" in this example?
This is how I solved the math problem.